Description

Local Flaps in Facial Reconstruction: A Defect-Based Approach, Second Edition is a practical and visually focused guide to facial reconstruction using local flap techniques. Updated to reflect current surgical practice, this edition emphasizes a defect-driven approach, enabling surgeons to select and execute the most appropriate reconstructive option based on anatomical location, defect characteristics, and functional requirements.

Organized by facial regions and subunits, the book provides clear guidance on reconstructing defects resulting from oncologic resection, trauma, and congenital conditions. Each chapter integrates surgical planning, anatomical considerations, and technical execution, with a strong focus on achieving optimal functional and aesthetic outcomes.

Renowned for its clarity and clinical relevance, this text combines expert surgical insight with extensive visual support, making it a valuable reference for both operative planning and skill refinement.

Key Features

Defect-based organization for logical and efficient reconstructive decision-making
Comprehensive coverage of local flap techniques across all facial regions
Emphasis on facial subunit reconstruction and tissue conservation
Updated content reflecting modern reconstructive strategies
High-quality full-color illustrations and operative photographs

Ideal For

Facial plastic and reconstructive surgeons
Plastic surgeons and dermatologic surgeons
Otolaryngologists and maxillofacial surgeons
Fellows and residents seeking a practical surgical reference

Why Choose This Edition

The Second Edition builds upon a trusted foundation with updated techniques and refined clinical guidance, offering surgeons a focused, anatomy-driven resource for managing facial defects with confidence and precision.